Pieter Vos is Professor of Military Chaplaincy Studies and Associate Professor of Ethics at the Protestant Theological University, the Netherlands.

The book serves as an important addition to the study of virtue and deserves to be read and reflected on by those of us who are interested in Christian virtue theory.

• Preface AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction 1. Sources of the Good Life 2. Challenging Eudaimonism 3. Calvinism and the Breakdown of Teleology4. Retrieving Reformed Scholastic Virtue Ethics5. Character Formation as Kierkegaardian Edification6. Putting on Christ7. The Frailty of Human Virtue8. The Sanctification of Ordinary LifeBibliographyIndex

Pieter Vos is Professor of Military Chaplaincy Studies and Associate Professor of Ethics at the Protestant Theological University, the Netherlands.

The book serves as an important addition to the study of virtue and deserves to be read and reflected on by those of us who are interested in Christian virtue theory.

• Preface AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction 1. Sources of the Good Life 2. Challenging Eudaimonism 3. Calvinism and the Breakdown of Teleology4. Retrieving Reformed Scholastic Virtue Ethics5. Character Formation as Kierkegaardian Edification6. Putting on Christ7. The Frailty of Human Virtue8. The Sanctification of Ordinary LifeBibliographyIndex

Pieter Vos is Professor of Military Chaplaincy Studies and Associate Professor of Ethics at the Protestant Theological University, the Netherlands.

The book serves as an important addition to the study of virtue and deserves to be read and reflected on by those of us who are interested in Christian virtue theory.

• Preface AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction 1. Sources of the Good Life 2. Challenging Eudaimonism 3. Calvinism and the Breakdown of Teleology4. Retrieving Reformed Scholastic Virtue Ethics5. Character Formation as Kierkegaardian Edification6. Putting on Christ7. The Frailty of Human Virtue8. The Sanctification of Ordinary LifeBibliographyIndex